Steven Spielberg's Robocalypse movieing canceled
Filming Steven Spielberg's Robocalypse postponed indefinitely. This is reported by The Hollywood Reporter with reference to the director's official representative, Marvin Levy. According to him, the project is very important for Spielberg, and the script is not yet ready. In addition, in its current form, the movie would be extremely expensive. “We have to go back to the very beginning. Let's see what happens, '' he commented. Recall that the premiere of the movie was previously scheduled for April 25, 2014. Chris Hemsworth and Anne Hathaway are still the leading actors. It is not yet known how interested they will be in the movie in the future. DreamWorks acquired the rights to movie the book of the same name by Daniel Wilson back in 2009. In the literary source, we are talking about the near future, in which robots have shouldered all the concerns of mankind, up to the waging of wars, on their metal shoulders. The ideal world will be destroyed when artificial intelligence realizes the complete uselessness of people. The Topic of Article: Steven Spielberg's Robocalypse movieing canceled. |
